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Words of Wisdom from Faculty Deans

Photography, a Western Accident—Towards a New History of Photography

The days of Seinen-to (the Youth Party) Politics, elections and youth before World War II

In which direction is the ceremony held?

What Bob Dylan has been telling us as a poet

【TGU Global Japanese Studies】 An International Symposium co-hosted by Columbia Univ. and Waseda Univ.

Waseda Egyptology team discovers 3000 year-old tomb

【TGU Global Japanese Studies】Turning up the drama in Ninagawa’s Shakespearean plays

What Bob Dylan has been telling us as a poet

【TGU Global Japanese Studies】An International Symposium “IMAGINING THE WORLD IN PREMODERN JAPAN”@UCLA -Report-

【TGU Global Japanese Studies】Pedagogy for surviving the globalization of the humanities

【TGU Global Japanese Studies】 Japanese literature in world culture :The talk between Prof. Toeda with Associate Prof. Emmerich Part 2

【TGU Global Japanese Studies】Translating Japanese literature – Reading Haruki Murakami :The talk between Prof. Toeda with Associate Prof. Emmerich Part 1

【TGU Global Japanese Studies】Assistant Professor Christina Yi from the University of British Columbia gives a presentation on linguistic imperialism

On-line Course for Japanese Pronunciation Practice

Presenting the “WHY WASEDA?” video: Why Waseda? Why Tokyo? The answers in 3 1/2 minutes

【TGU Global Japanese Studies】Christina Laffin (Associate Prof. at the Univ. of British Columbia) Lecture & Workshop “Globalizing the Humanities: Research, Pedagogy, Professionalization in Japanese Studies”

【TGU Global Japanese Studies】Diverse viewpoints and dialogues – Spirally evolving Japanese literature :The talk between Prof. Toeda with Prof. Campbell Part 4

【TGU Global Japanese Studies】Ginza during the occupation – The dual nature of literary censorship :The talk between Prof. Toeda with Prof. Campbell Part 3

【TGU Global Japanese Studies】-Lecture-Christina S Yi (Assistant Prof. at the University of British Columbia)Linguistic Imperialism and the Aporia of Silence in “Artists of the Peninsula” and Spring on the Peninsula